Ironically, around 4:20pm (eastern) today, the phones lit up at NORML with numerous newswire services and major media outlets contacting the organization about a bill in Uruguay that appears to be on greased tracks to pass in the legislature and signed into law by President Jose Mujica as the government itself is proffering the reform legislation. If Uruguay moves forward, the country will become the first since the signing of the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs in 1961 that has moved forward with a tax-n-regulate policy for non-medical access to [...]
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Is Uruguay About To Become The First Country To Legalize Cannabis?
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All it takes is one country to pioneer the path for other countries. They'll see how well Uruguay profits from this decision and hopefully it'll happen in more and more countries in the future.
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Fuck yeah.
Btw, isn't Portugal the first? As far as I know, all drugs have been legalized there. Or were they just decriminalized?
Btw, isn't Portugal the first? As far as I know, all drugs have been legalized there. Or were they just decriminalized?
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didnt mexico like basically legalize all drugs?
like decriminalized to the point its legal basically
like decriminalized to the point its legal basically
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